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Brady's Welcome Back Weekend
performance in (Mare Academic
Center to the final echoes of "Pomp and
Circumstance" under the Commence-
ment Tent, the Class of 1995 will never
forget the sights and sounds of their i
Senior year at Salve!

While the Inauguration of anew
President provided a highlight for # ,
entire campus community, (lie more
traditional events proved why thjey hal
become institutions here at Salve. Who
could forget the antics of Frank Santos
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1995 Regina Maris «

The Salve Seahawk is a big

attraction at Salve football games.
He can also be found behind the
scenes on Salve's Campus.

Jason and Wendy clowning around at
the OHare Academic Center.

koh relating bel ween classes. »

The men of O'Hare stop to smell
the roses.

pirit and Harmony

Salve's finest taking a breather,

armony Hawaiian Style

Monster Mashes & Silent Nights

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old to appreciate the excitement

pated holiday seasons always mean
fun and excitement. Halloween

Christmas celebrations are

everyone

occasion.

rampant around campus no different. It's simply another
ses up for the chance to come together for good

gatherings and funny make-

times. Whether decorating a
Christmas tree or having a formal
dinner, everyone shares in the

enthusiasm

yuletide season.

Yes, we're ready - finally!

11 That Jazz

Over here, (Juys!

Ijiok! The oirls are here.

Right: Far out dude!

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Following through on the
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Victory March

SRU Athletes continued their success in '94-95!

hetlier bringing home ( ihampionships or
struggling through a year of growth, every
Salve athletic team of 1994-95 possessed the
competitive fire that made them a feared
opponent throughout the region.

Thanks to the lead provided by Athletic
Director Lynn Sheedy and her staff of top-notch
coaches, every SRU athlete was well prepared
to battle on the fields, courts, and ice rinks of
New England. Newer programs like football
and field hockey continued to flourish and
gather momentum, while the long winning tra-
ditions of teams like tennis and soccer
remained intact.

The athletes and coaches depicted on the
following pages gave their all in 1994-95, with
Seniors providing the leadership and experi-
ence that breeds success. Congratulations, all!

Heroes

Salve Regina's rapidly growing
reputation as a Division III football
powerhouse was given another
boost in the 1994 season, as the
team was once again among the
Conference leaders. Head Coach
Tim Coen has built one of the most
respected programs in the region in
only three years, and the team is
loaded with young talent that
bodes well for the future.

The big news in '94 was junior Ron
Contreras, who gained All America
and All-ECAC honors with an out-
standing season as a defensive
back and punt return specialist.

Multi-sport participants Scott
Kopecky and Rich Ptaszek were
honored with Senior Scholar Athlete
Awards for their performance on
the field and in the classroom.

Top : Senior linebacker Scott Kopecky stops an
opposing running back for a loss.

FOOTBALL

8 WINS

1 LOSS

SRU

OPP

MIT

Gallaudet

Stonehill

W. New England 0

Hartwick

Nichols

Pace

Curry

Assumption

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7fte 7994 So/ve Regina University Football Team.

Left: Ail-American Ron Contreras returns one of
his school-record 8 interceptions.

WOMEN'S SOCCER

1994 Salve Regina women's soccer: (front row, l-r) Liz Giantonio, Taro Mastrachio,
Kathryn Bateman, Beth Gemma, Sara Craig; (middle row, l-r) Tara Badway, Tara Dudek,
Thea Bartha, Eileen Gildea, Kelly Emmett, Patricia Austin, Erin Sullivan, Joanne Feely;
(back row, l-r) Coach Barbara Egan, Virginia Tavares, Erica Sparlin, Vanessa Osgood,
Erica LeClair, Kristen Barbato, Liz Caires, Rachel Grace, Kate Hiss

6 WINS 6 LOSSES

4 TIES 1

SRU

OPP

2
2

Curry
MIT

3
2

5
3

New England
The Elms

1
0

Manhatenville

Drew

2
2

Roger Williams
Regis
Anna Maria

0
1

Gordon

UMass-Dart.

Simmons

Connecticut

Wheaton

Anna Maria

Curry

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Senior Kathryn Bateman, Salve women 's soc-
cer all-time leading scorer, puts her best foot
forward.

mn soccer

6 WINS

1 4 LOSSES

SRU

OPP

Framingham

0 !

Al. Magnus

E. Nazarene

New England

Curry

Rivier

Drew

U Mass-Dart.

Connecticut

Anna Maria

Roger Williams

Gordon

Assumption

Mass Maritime

Wentworth

Emerson

RIC

Wheaton

Anna Maria

Roger Williams

1994 Salve Regina men's soccer: (front row, l-r) Shawn Cuthill, Mo DiMarfino, Mike
Smith, Craig Hughes, Josh Plue, Tim Donahue, Chris Perrault; (middle row) Coach
Brendan Hasson, Matt Dolan, Hugh McKillop, Andrew Cardelli, Nate Chase, Brian
Ahearn, Pat Osgood; (back row) Coach Keith Cory, Todd Mikolop, Corbett Dona-
te, Rob Guilbeaut, Ryan Freel, Steve Arsenault, David Levin

Salve 's Craig Hughes (#2) tangles with Gordon
player for control of the ball.

Senior Tim Donahue having better results with
new hair conditioner. &

Field Hockey Wins Fans

In only its third year of
existence, the SRU Field
Hockey began to establish
itself as a sport with more
than its share of talent and
fans on campus. Head
Coach Sarah Kendall and
Assistant Coach Jodi Aissis
have managed to develop
a program that remains
competitive with the best
that the Commonwealth
Coast Conference has to
offer.

The 1994 Field Hockey
team remained a young
squad, bidding farewell to
only one graduating senior,
Elizabeth Smither. With the
leadership that experience
brings, Coach Kendall
should have an even bet-
ter squad in '95.

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1994 Salve Regina field hockey: (front row, l-r) Kelly Emerick, Beth Smither, Jen Royle;
(middle row) Tara Garneau, Jen DeMedieros, Kate Breault, Robin Cunha, Kate
Nicholas, Christine Bell, Kim Slade, Christina Sempepos; (back row) Coach Jodi Aissis,
Michelle Hertz, Nicole Johnson, Stephanie Barry, Elizabeth Phillips, Shannon Fitzgerald,
Coach Sara Kendall.

SRU

OPP

Westfield St. 0

Manhattenville 2

0
3
0
1

W. New England 3
New England 0
Bridgewater 1
Nichols 4

3
0

Framingham St. 0
Endicott 2

Wheelock 1

Gordon 1

1
3

Fitchburg 0
Dean Jr. 4

Simmons 1

Regis 0
Anna Maria 0

2
1

New England 1
Nichols 0

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Right: 1994-95 SRU ice hockey
captains: Larry Birmingham, Tom
Gallagher, Pete Bria.

SRU Hockey Team Spreads ...

Blue Line Fever

SRU OPP

6 Central Conn. 1

4 Siena College 9

4 Drexel 7

3 Penn 0
9 WPI 4

1 UNH 8
6 MIT 5

10 J&W 3

4 Bryant 7

2 URI 7

3 NY Jr. Islndrs 8

5 WPI 6

4 Bryant 5

6 Penn 3
15 J&W 6

7 MIT 7
9 Springfield 6
0 S. Conn, 17
2 WPI 6

1994-95 Salve Regina ice hockey: (front row, l-r) Greg Salois, JeffSalois, Todd Mikolop, Eric Leclerc, Joe Pan-
discio, Larry Birmingham, Tom Gallagher, Dave Voetsch; (back row) Coach Tom Farrea, Greg Morrissette,
Joe Callaghan, Peter Leclerc, Vin McAlteer, Scott Ardita, Pete Bria, Mike O'Connor, Coach Marc Frateschi,
Coach Ken Boudreau

Finishing Kick

Left: Salve Regina track & field warm-up
before a meet at Rhode Island College.

Below: 1995 Salve Regina track & field:
(front row, l-r) Stephanie Barry, Lynn Moli-
nari, Erin Sullivan, Tara Mastracchio, Melin-
da Jason, Laura Carroll, Sharon McNulty;
(middle row) Colleen Murphy, Lisa Shinners,
Steve Bell, Holly Tessier, Kara Thauer, Kris-
teen Leone, Temnit Afework, Christina Sem-
pepos; (back row) Coach Mick Klitzner,
Coach James Scott Bryce, Jallah Leonard,
Jeff Anderson, Paul Lodge, Josh Plue, Mike
Minicucci

Above: 1994 Salve Regina cross country:
(front row, l-r) Lisa Julien, Caileen Fitzgerald,
Laura Carroll, Suzanne Venis; (back row)
Kristeen Leone, Michelle Fobert, Heidi Gem-
sleben, Coach Lisa Levine

MEN'S BASKETBALL

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1994-95 Salve Regina Men's Basketball: (front row, l-r) John Kavanaugh,
Sean Foster, Ruben Reyes, Scott Kopecky, Brian Meehan, John Gallogy,
Keoth O'Brien; (back row) Coach Michael Raff a Jr., Kevin Corrado,
Brian Martin, John Case, Matt Corbett, Justin Hackley, Damian McGuirk,
Coach Mike Raff a; (not pictured) Rocco Santurri.

20 WINS

8 LOSSES

SRU

OPP

Rivier

St. Joseph's (VT)

Johnson & Wales

Suffolk

Nichols

Connecticut College

R.I. College

Albertus Magnus

Endicott

WPI

98 (OT)

New England

Anna Maria

Roger Williams

Curry

Gordon

Eastern Nazarene

Wentworth

79 (OT)

Anna Maria

104

Roger Williams

Curry

124

New England

Gordon

Wentworth

Eastern Nazarene

CCC vs WIT

CCC vs RWU

CCC vs ENC

NCAA vs UMass-Dart.

117

Commonwealth Coast

Conference

Champions

Above: Junior Justin Hackley goes up strong in
win against Curry.

Right: Seniors Ruben Reyes (with ball) and Brian
Meehan set to start the Salve Regina fast
break.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

22 WINS

LOSSES

SRU

OPP

61 Wentworth

18 1 MIT

80 R.I. College

63 Roger Williams

84 Nichols

71 1

75 Conn. College

67 WPI

50 Albertus Magnus

90 New England

73 Anna Maria

78 Regis

62 Curry

78 Eastern Nazarene

64 Gordon

59 Wentworth

84 Roger Williams

75 Anna Maria

67 Gordon

74 Regis

64 (OT)

78 Curry

76 New England

60 Wentworth

74 Eastern Nazarene

91 2CCCvsENC

74 CCC vs AMC

52 CCC vs Regis

57 ECAC vs Babson

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1994-95 Salve Regino women's basketball: (front row, l-r) Meghan Sullivan,
Lynn Molinari, Kerri Ceurvels, Beth Gemma, Nicole Riley, Jill St. Germain;
(back row) Coach Eileen Scanlon, Susan McManus, Nicole Johnson, Katie
Haffner, Jodi Kopecky, Holly Tessier, Stacey Riley, Coach Mick Klitzner

Far Left: Jill St. Germain, 2nd in the nation in
steals, brings the ball up for Salve.

Left: Senior Beth Gemma driving left past Curry
defender.

Senior Adam Zaccara gets set to
smack a return.

Men's Tennis

,n route to the Champi-
onship of the Common-
wealth Coast Conference,
the men's tennis team post-
ed an 8-5 regular season
mark, going undefeated (5-
0) in Conference play. The
team was led by the Flight
Champion Doubles Team of
seniors Jim Halpin and Bill
Fagan. Fagan, along with
teammate Ruben Reyes,
also garnered a Senior
Scholar Athlete Award.

Head Coach Ed Haber-

shaw got the most out of his
crew during the grueling
April schedule, during which
the team posted a 7-3 mark
and captured the CCC
Championship.

The young talent of juniors
Brendan Flynn and Owen
Curtin and sophomore John
Picozzi promise a bright
future for the squad, giving
Coach Habershaw a solid
base with which to pursue
another CCC crown.

1995

Solve Regina

University Men's Tennis

Commonwealth Coost

Conference

Champions

1 995 Salve Regina men 's tennis: (front row, l-r) John Picozzi, Ruben Reyes, Brendan Flynn, Owen Curtin, Sal Cipriati,
Tad Landry; (back row) Coach Ed Habershaw, Marc Saulnier, Bill Fagan, Jim Halpin, Adam Zaccara, Mark Lauro,
Scott Waite, Mike Lombardi.

Freshman Melissa Lamb follows
through on a backhand.

Never Too Young

For the sixth straight year, the
Salve Regina University women's
tennis team captured the Com-
monwealth Coast Conference
Championship. Spearheaded by
the outstanding play of Sophomore
Maryann Caulfield and Freshman
Marissa Pitrone, the team posted a
6-0 record in the conference, with
an incredible 13-1 mark overall. The
sole loss of the year came in a Sep-
tember 29 meeting with Connecti-
cut College.

Caulfield and Pitrone captured
the #1 and #2 Singles Flight Champi-
onships, respectively. Fellow under-
classmen Kristen Gangemi and
Christen Barrasso locked up the #3

and #4 Singles spots, while the dou-
bles team of Tara Lambert and Beth
Rafanelli triumphed in that catego-
ry-

With a wealth of returning talent,
the expectations for the 1995 season
are high. The team hopes to make it
a lucky seven for SRU, continuing
their dominance of the CCC.

7 994 Salve Regina women 's tennis: (front row, l-r) Melissa Lamb, Marissa Pitrone, Nicole Anzelone, Tara Lan-
bert; (back row) Margo Mungovan, Maryann Caufield, Kristen Gangemi, Kelly Gannon, Christem Barrasso,
Coach Ed Habershaw; (not pictured) Beth Rafanelli, Molly Ball, Christine DeTomasis

BASEBALL

1995 Salve Regina baseball: (front row, l-r) Ron Cronin, Kevin Caton, Gordon Windsor,
Brian Laprade, Ray Jackson, Matt Wigmore; (middle row) Scott Kopecky, Kris Collins,
Rob Proulx, Ed Shea, Dan Potts, Pat Eldridge, Tom Bates, Erik Costa; (back row) Coach
Andy Andrade, Dave Desjardins, Steve Haley, Hans Ellison, Jason Lendrum, Justin Hack-
ley, John Gallogy, Trae Minicucci, Matt Ahern, Chris Bragga; (not pictured) Steve Arse-
nault, Kevin Pelletier

22 WINS

1 0 LOSSES

SRU

OPP

13 Salem St.

3 Worcester St.

9 Worcester St.

2 Suffolk

10 Suffolk

1 Framingham

5 Framingham

8 Babson

5 1

26 Colby-Sawyer

12 Colby-Sawyer

7 Mass Maritime

15 R.I. College

1 1 E. Nazarene

10 E. Nazarene

19 New England

7 New England

4 Curry

4 Gordon

6 Anna Maria

1 Anna Maria

15 WPI

1 7 Roger Williams

2 W. Connecticut

6 W. Connecticut

2 Wentworth

1 1 Coast Guard

5 Coast Guard

1 1 Roger Williams

4 Gordon

6 Nichols

14 Nichols

7 UMass-Dart.

Far Right: Senior Dave Desjardins scores a run
the hard way.

Right: Senior Matt Ahern connects for an extra-
base hit.

SOFTBALL

18 WINS

1 5 LOSSES

SRI

OPP

Suffolk

Coast Guard

St. Joseph's

Anna Maria

R.I. College

Curry

New England

Teikyo-Post

UMass-Darr.

Regis

Husson

0
11

Husson
Johnson & Wales

8
1

Gordon

E. Nazarene

Roger Williams

0
11

Roger Williams
Wentworth

5
1

Salem St.

Roger Williams

Anna Maria

Gordon

Albertus Magnus

Wheaton

Commonwealth Coast

Conference

Champions

1995 Salve Regina softball: (front row, l-r) Tara Lambert, Rachel Cahalen,
Hilary Ivey, Robin Cunha, Kim Platten, Carrie Bonnano; (middle row) Lisa
Trasatti, Alisa Platten, Debbie Can, Jamie Frost, Jodi Kopecky, Coach Tri-
cia Cronin; (back row) Coach Kathy Clegg, Melissa Lautieri, Katherine
Anusaukus, Sharon Tokarz, Stacey Riley,

Senior Kim Platten eyes a fast ball.

SRU softball captains Kim, Jodi and Michelle.

Junior Alisa Batten delivers a strike for the New
porters.

Ah, The Sporting Life!

§ Sound and

Student Life at Salve Signifies Plenty!

ife is what happens to us while we
are making other plans.

- Thomas La Mance

At perhaps no other time is Thomas
La Mance's axiom about life more
appropriate than while one is in col-
lege. For even though college students
are making plans and preparing for the
future, they still manage to always find
time to live life to the fullest. And among
college students, nobody goes for the
gusto more than Seniors. Whether it's
day or night, on campus or off, indoors
or out, college Seniors always seem to
be able to squeeze every ounce of fun
out of any given situation.

The following pages are dedicated
to the fun times we had at Salve Regina
and the good friends with which we
shared them. Though we may lose
touch after graduation, we'll always be
linked by the memories which are pre-
served in the photos on the pages that
follow.

Jim "Loud Guy" Matejek and
Teresa Correia spend some
quality time on Ocean Drive.

Sophie Giontzis (left) and Paige
McNealy, all decked out for
the Winter Semi-Formal.

Right: Sue Belsito and Chris Reilly dream of
Spring Break in Hawaii. it*-.

Above right: The women line up for a coveted
Greg Brady autograph.

Right: Teresa Correia describes the one that
got away to fellow Residence Lifers Stacey,
Tara, and Marge.

Barry Williams (a.k.a. Greg Brady)
enthralls the crowd with tales from
"The Brady Bunch. "

What's a luau without good
friends?

"Greg Brady" Comes to Salve (and Hawaii does, too!)

Students flock
to O'Hare to

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by Carrie Maillet, Assistant Editor

wo special events high-
lighted the fall semester
at Salve this year. On
September 10, Greg
Brady visited Salve as
part of the Welcome
Back Weekend festivities. OK,
his name's not really Greg
Brady, it's Barry Williams, but
who remembers that? What
we remember is a Greg
Brady with step-sisters who
were three very lovely girls
with hair of gold ... like their
mother; a Greg Brady with a

housekeeper named Alice
and a dog named Tiger; a
Greg Brady who was wicked
groovy.

Williams kept the crowd
laughing throughout the
evening, recanting inside sto-
ries about backstage antics
and off-screen pranks
among our favorite TV family.
He even brought audience
members onstage to teach
them the Brady Shuffle, then
graciously signed auto-
graphs after the show.
Thanks, Greg!

Later in the month, SRU stu-

dents offered their own cele-
bration of the inauguration of
Sr. M. Therese Antone as
Salve's sixth President by
staging a luau on the
grounds of the Boathouse.
The event included authentic
Hawaiian cuisine, live reggae
music, and a hot tub. Howev-
er, the climax of the day
came when the three stu-
dent Senates and Sigma Phi
Sigma presented Sr. Therese
with The Giving Well. Placed
in O'Hare, the well will collect
donations for a charity of the
new President's choosing.

Greeting Families
and Meeting Faculty

On Saturday, September 24,
the second annual Fall Family Day
was held on the SRU campus. The
event, which drew over 600 peo-
ple to campus, offered a slate of
sports and activities for students'
families to enjoy, including hay
rides, Family Feud, and a free con-
cert.

Much later in the semester —
December 7 to be exact — Fresh-
men and faculty met and min-
gled at a reception held in Ochre
Court. Freshman Class President
Matt Schaefer and his fellow offi-
cers greeted guests at the door,
while Music Department Chair-
man Peter Davis and his student
jazz ensemble provided the musi-
cal accompaniment. Well-
attended by both students and
teachers, the Freshman/Faculty
Reception capped an impressive
first semester for the Class of 1 998.

Emily Roche gives a lift to her pal Lau-
ren during Fall Family Day activities.

Freshman Class President Matt
Schaefer catches some Z's while
greeting guests with fellow officers
Kristen Ricci (left) and Melissa Cor-
done.

SLS members Jackie Fekete and
Christina Reilly hit the hay with
some friends at Fall Family Day.

The hay rides sponsored by the
Student Life Senate proved to be
a popular Fall Family Day activity.

Saying "Cheese!" at the Fresh-
man/Faculty Reception.

Dr. Jane Bethune recruits a new Spanish Major
at the Freshman/Faculty Reception,

Above left: Student Housing Senate President
Keith Wilk shows no hidden artistic talents at his
group's Fall Family Day booth.

Above: ADJ faculty members Vin Petrarca
(left) and Lois Wims (right) hold a pair of Fresh-
men for questioning.

Left: Freshman VP Sarah Cavallaro (right) takes
charge of the three trimming.

A very scory sight: a Phillies fan in Red Sox
country.

Above: How most students feel getting up for Christina Sempepos (back turned) victimizes a
8am classes. pair of Haunted House visitors.

Searing the Daylights Out of Salve

On Sunday, October 30, the
Wakehurst Campus Center was
transformed into the Wakehurst
Horror Center for over 300 stu-
dents who visited the Salve
Haunted House. The Student Life
Senate enlisted the help of a
number of student organizations
— including members of the Stu-
dent Housing Senate, Theatre
Department, and Art Depart-
ment — to present this extrava-
ganza of gore.

While the Dean of Students
Office and Residence Office
make Wakehurst a place to
feared on a daily basis, the old
mansion reached new heights
of horror when students gained
control for one very frightening
Sunday evening.

Left: Steve Criss, shown here in the
center with full beard, led a quest for
flesh and blood by this band of
ghouls.

Above: The entire cast of "The
Road Kill Cafe. "

Left: Housing Senate meetings
can be torture.

While the service at The Road Kill
Cafe left a little to be desired, stu-
dents commented that the food
was no worse than Miley on a Fri-
day afternoon.

With the NHL on strike, Ranger fans had plenty
of free time to hang out at the Tree Lighting
Ceremony.

The low-fat menu at this year's Holly Dinner
consisted of one small candy cane for each
individual.

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was free to eat with their fingers if they wanted
to.

Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree

Christmas is always one of the
most beautiful times of the year in
Newport, and the Yuletide Season
of 1994 was no exception. Here on
campus, students, staff, and faculty
got into the Christmas spirit at the
Holly Dinner in the Miley Cafeteria.
Easily the best meal students will get
all year on campus, the Holly Dinner
has become one of the most popu-
lar traditions at SRU.

Following the meal, many stu-
dents made the trek over to the
Wakehurst Campus Center for the
annual Tree Lighting Ceremony. Dr.
Christopher Kiernan, whose father
donated the trees, spoke before
those gathered, and then came the
lighting itself. Santa Claus, bearing a
remarkable resemblance to Fresh-
man Class President Matt Schaefer,
also put in an appearance, gather-
ing the wish lists of Salve students.
Santa was heard to ask many times,
"How do you spell Porsche?"

Left: Santa gets all the babes.

Above: Is he saying grace or does
he need a Heimlich?

Left: Dr. Christopher Kiernan
speaks at the Tree Lighting Cere-
mony.

Santa had already been warned
twice that if he didn 't wear a hair
net the cafeteria management
would be forced to take radical
corrective action.

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Regina for the fourth year in a row on Octo-
ber 18th, drawing his largest crowd ever to
the TB Room in O'Hare Academic Center.
Leading twelve hypnotized Salve students
through a series of stunts and scenarios,
Santos kept the audience in hysterics
throughout the 90 minute show.

Right: Miss President, Sarah Burk-
wit, helps a few friends count the
days down.

Below: Tricia Finnegan busts a
move on the Senor Frogg's dance
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you can make it?

Vern (a.k.a. Jerri Carvealle),
moonlighting as John Travolta,
catches that "Saturday Night
Fever. "

Much to his surprise, Kenny wakes up to find himself at
the 200 Days Party.

Seniors Start the
Countdown at Fall Days
Parties.

In the fall semester, Commencement
seemed so far away, However, Seniors
managed to get into the graduation spirit
by celebrating with their classmates at the
first two Days Parties of the year.

The 200 Days Party was held at Senor
Frogg's in Newport, while the 1 75 Days Party
brought hoards of Salve Seniors to Bobby
Valentine's Sports Pub in Middletown. At
both of these gatherings, Seniors took the
opportunity to relieve academic pressures
and live it up.

Above left: Bryan and Emily kick back.

Above: Lisa upstages a friend and lets everyone see
that she knows how to have a good time.

Friends forever.

The Senior Class Cousins: Sheila &
Nancy.

Danny just can 't believe there are
only 175 days 'til graduation.

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Yes, Kenny — you can have some
chicken.

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the final 175 Days at Bobby Valen-
tine's Sports Pub in Middletown.

Liliam Reynoso explains the fine art
of chicken nuggets tasting to a
friend.

Semi-Formal Packs 'Em In Again!

Hundreds
jam Ochre
Court to dance
the night awaj

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Cordone of the Student Life Senate -
greet guests at the door.

he annual New Year's
Semi-Formal once again
got the Spring Semester
off to a rousing start, as
four hundred and ninety-
four people squeezed
into Ochre Court to enjoy
the event.
The video dance party, a first-
ever at Salve, proved quite pop-
ular with those in attendance.
The dance floor was a shifting,
rumbling mass of bodies in
motion from start to finish.

When not busting moves to
the music and videos, however,
attendees took advantage of
the full service juice bar, an

array of hot and cold hors
d'ouvres, and a selection of
Newport Creamery's finest ice
cream. At midnight, the dance
floor was showered with bal-
loons as Salve officially ushered
in 1995.

Though tickets cost only $5,
there was obviously quite a bit
more spent on the attire for the
evening. Black velvet dresses
dominated the fashion choices,
with satin a distant second.

The 1995 Semi-Formal was
sponsored by the Student Life
Senate, Student Housing Sen-
ate, Student Academic Senate,
and Student Alumni Ambas-
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formal.

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many vendors.

Bryan Kujawski and Matt Corbett
challenge the Bungee Run . . . and
lose.

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Spring Weekend '95

Despite temperatures
that led one to think of
anything but spring, a
great crowd turned out for the
most elaborate Spring Week-
end in memory. In addition to
the traditional cookout, stu-
dents had the opportunity to
try their hands at the Bungee
Run, Dunk Tank, Joust and
Velcro Wall.

The Battle of the Bands
Competition, featuring Man-
dala, Johnny Orange Peel,
Max Damian, and eventual
champion Soul Food, man-
aged to heat up the stage
area with great perfor-
mances. Also —judging by the
line that formed at the Fortune

Teller's table — SRU is home to
more than a few members of
the Psychic Friends Network.

For the first time ever, ven-
dors were invited on campus
to display their wares, and
proved a very popular feature
with those in attendance. Fra-
grances, gift items, clothing,
and cassettes were among
the more popular merchan-
dise available.

Event Chairperson Christina
Sempepos spearheaded the
planning for the Student Life
Senate and Activities Office.
Shortly after the event, SLS
elected Ms. Sempepos Presi-
dent of that organization for
the 1995-96 school year.

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done finds the future to her liking at
the Fortune Teller's booth.

Left: Steve Pasyanos is undaunted
by the chilly temperatures as he
gets dunked by his so-called
"friends. "

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President: Christina Reilly

Student Life Senate

President: Teresa Carvealle

Senior Class Officers: Sarah Burkwit, President; Tara Luizzi, Vice President; Teresa Carvealle, Secretary; Susan Belsito, Jacqueline Fekete, Christina Reilly, ana

Alison Witham, Representatives.

Student Housing Senate

President: Keith Wilk

Student Academic Senate

President: Susan Oldroyd

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Conducting Class

The SRU faculty get rave reviews for their performance!

espite our diverse backgrounds and person-
alities, the members of the Class of 1995 all had
one thing in common: We came to Salve Regina to
learn. With the help of the talented and caring
professionals depicted on the following pages, we
did just that.

Each of us can look back and recall one or two
special teachers who made a big difference in our
personal growth. Perhaps it was the enthusiasm
with which they taught, or the extra help they
offered after class, or simply the example they set
as scholars and individuals. Maybe it was even that
kick in the pants when we needed it.

Regardless of the method, though, the faculty of
SRI) has shaped and affected us in ways which we
can only begin to fathom now as we look back on
our years in Newport. For that, we thank them.

Accounting

L-R: Lorraine Robidoux, Paul McKillop,

Terrence Gavan

Economics/Finance

Dr. Harold Lawber, Carmel loughlan

Business Administration

L-R: Ronald Atkins, Diane Comerford, Johnnie

Britton, Roger Smith (chair)

Geography
Sr. Assumpta Tang

L-R: Dr. Ascanio DiPippo, Dr. James Nugent

Languages

L-R: Dr. Heriberto Vazquez (chair), Dr.

Catherine Lawber, Dr. Jane Bethune, Dr. Peter

Math/Statistics

L-R: Thomas Brennan, Ernest Rothman,
Sr. Madeleine Gregoire, Elaine Daniels,
Sr. M. Maurice Boyle, Carol Gibbons, Deborah
DeVecchi, Join Zuege, Daniel Hartley, William

'sing

L-R: Sr. Madeleine San Souci, Eileen Donnelly
(chair), Patricia Quigley, JoAnn Mullaney,
Jane Barry, Jean DeCoffe, Maureen Lareau,
Jeanne DeMarco, Ellen McCarty, Linda
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arly Childhood Education
Dr. Juliette Relihan and her Early Childhood
Education class.

Sociology

Gerald Willis, Sr Virginia Walsh

Education

Back Row, L-R: Dr. Mary O'Brien, Dr. Marie
Harrington, Dr. Julia Malum; Middle Row: Dr.
Alice Graham, Dr. Camille Allen, Kathleen
Nickerson, Dr. Paul Paparelle; Front Row:
Gloria de Hoyos, Sr. Kathryn Murphy; Absent
from picture: Kathryn Rok, Sr. Corinne Walsh.

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Social Work

L-R: Katherine Kranz, Mary Montimy-Dana,

Stephanie Muri (chair), Sr. Johnelle Luciani

Religous Studies

L-R: Sr. Prudence (Me, Dr. Karen Dobson,
Jayme Hennessy, John Rok, Dr. Frank Maguire,
Dr. John Greeley

L-R: Dr. Caroline Salvatore, Dr. Arthur
Frankel, Fr. Michael Malone, Dr. Anthony
Walsh (chair)

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Administration of Justice

L-R: Dr. Lois Wims, Dr. Robin Hoffman, Dr.
James Harrington, Vincent Petrarca

Politics

Sr. Ann Nelson, Sr. Rosamond Ethier

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Philosophy

L-R: Dr. Lubomir Gleiman, Dr. George
Luzitano, Dr. Lois Eveleth (chair), Dr. Michael
DiMaio, Dr. James Hersh

Theatre

Dr. Bernard Masterson with the cast and crew

of Friends

Music

Back Row, L-R: Peter Davis, Katherine
Fecteau, Donald St. Jean, Stephen Erikson,
Nancy Paolino-Oirupeala; Front Row: William
Wiant, Deborah James, Thomas Day

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L-R: Daniel Ludwig, Barbara Shamblin, Br.
Ralph Bucci, Gabrielle Bleck Byrne, Jay
Lacouture; Not pictured: Sr. Arlene Woods

Administrative
Council

Sr. M. Therese Antone
President

Thomas Flanagan
Vice Presiden t/A dministration

John Rok
Vice President/Student Development

Dr. William Burrell
Vice President/Dean of Faculty

Dr. Christopher Kiernan
Vice President/Academic Dean

Michael Semenza
Vice President/Institutional Advancement

Dr. Robert McKenna
Assistant to the President

William Hall
Chief Financial Officer

IS Senior Life

For 4 years, the Class of '95 lived life to the fullest!

hough all of our years at Salve have provided
us with special memories that will never fade
away, there are none quite so vivid as those from
our Senior year. We spent every last penny we had,
then happily charged our way through the rest of
the year. Because we knew we had such limited
time remaining with the many friends we had
made, every night out on the town was just a little
bit more special.

Now, as we look back on that final year in New-
port, each of ns can easily bring to mind those vivid
memories of parties, road trips, and graduation
itself. Those experiences have helped to make us
who we are today.

Many of those memories are preserved in the
photographs on the pages that follow. Many more,
however, are preserved in our hearts and minds
forever.

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Peter: I was so fortunate to have a brother Congratulations, Ellen! We're so very

like you here at Salve. You can't even proud of you. Keep smiling and always do

imagine how much you have done for me. your best. The world is waiting for Ms. Ellen!

Thank you and I'll miss you. I love you! Your Love, Mom and Dad.

"Little" Sis, Christina. Mark. We Qre very proud of a|| you have

Scott, We are very proud of you. You have accomplished. We congratulate you and

made us very happy. Love, Ma, Dad, wish you the best of luck. Love, Mom, Dad,

Tanya and Little Kitty! P.S. I miss you. Love, Vo, Melissa 8c Brent.

Fat Cat. Jennifer: May all your hopes and dreams

Scott, You are truly one of a kind. From: come true as you begin your new career.

Dan the Man. We are proud of you and love you. Mom 8c

"BABS": Mom, John and I wish you the best

of luck in the future and congratulate you Dear Jodl: Congratulations on all your

on your years in college. Love, Dad, Mom accomplishments at Salve. We are proud

& John. of you! We love you. Mom, Dad, Grandpa

._ \. . , . ., 8c All Your Family.

Ann Mane: You have worked so hard for

four years. Congratulations on a job well Congratulations, Holly: It only takes one

done! The Wilson family is most proud of person to make a difference in someone's

you. life. We're very proud. Love, Luck 8c A Life

, . . of Fulfilled Dreams. Mom, Dad 8c Josh.
Jennifer: The last of our angels is leaving

the nest, Mom and Dad wish her all the Brian Fortin: God gave you life. Your par-
very best. Congratulations, Dumplin'. ents gave you guidance. Salve gave you
^ , KA knowledge. Use these gifts wisely — be all
Congratulations to all of the Annex that you can be.
Posse." Well Done! Love, Mom R. y

_ ±, Aimee Palinkas: You're like a whirlwind in

Beth, Continue toward your goals in spite oyr |jves Wjth p|easure we<ve stood back

of obstacles and pressures. Be true to your- Qnd watched you b|0om. Congratula-

self and all else will follow. Love Ya! Mom tJons, Wjfh Love/ Mcm Daa Kjm & Dave

and Dad.

^ w,., ^ , , VA/ Brett: Congratulations on a job well done.

Keith D. W.Ik: Congratulations. We are Yoy mQde j+H A| reach for the stars

proud of you. Mom, Dad, Walter Allison, We Qre $Q proyd of Q|| your accomp|jsh-

and Grandma. ments — this is just a beginning!! Love,

Congratulations Michael Costigan and Mum, Dad, Rob, Catherine and Doug,

the Class of 1995. Love, Mom, Dad, Kath- Christin: •_ you're off to great

leen, John, Patrick, and Eileen. places!/Today is your day!/Your mountain

Janelle, Congratulations! We're so proud is waiting/So ... get on your way!" — Dr.

of you and your accomplishments. You'll Seuss. Congratulations! Dad, Mom, Carla

be a wonderful teacher. The best is yet to 8c Casey.

come. We love you. Mom, Dad, Matt and Laum Yoy have exce||ed beyond our

Gram, expectations. We are very proud. Con-

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gratulations! God bless you in the years
ahead. Love, Mom 8c Dad.

Laura, You have excelled beyond our
expectations. We are very proud. Con-
gratulations! God bless you in the years
ahead. Love, Mom 8c Dad

Karen, Your strong will and enormous heart
contribute to accomplishing anything.
You're an inspiration to us. We love you!!
Dad, Mom, Paul, Nancy, Mike 8c Kerri.

Susan Oldroyd: You have continued to
grow as a caring, loving and trustworthy
young woman. Your mark is left at Salve
and it is time to move on and continue to
accomplish your dreams. We are so very
proud of you. Love, Mom 8c Dad.

Andrea M. Sinopoli: Congratulations on
your graduation. You have made us very
proud. Your hard work has truly paid off.
Love, Mom, Dad, Rich 8c Muffy.

Mike, your words: "I've paved my path in
awe of the great seas of Immortality - the
tides for me still turn." Congratulations.
Love, Mom, Dad 8c Dan.

Tanya, Your accomplishments are yours
forever. Our pride in you is ours forever.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Michael.

Loree Shilale: To the light of our life: No
words can express the pride and happi-
ness that we have for you. To a bright and
successful future. Congratulations, Mom,
Dad, Chris, Heather 8c Max.

Way to go, Jack Dube - we are proud of
you. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeff 8c Penny.

To Paige "Mandy" McNealy: You've done
well. Congratulations and keep "nursing"
your ambition. Dad, Mom, Pam, Scott,
Pen, Rob, Scrunch, P-J 8c Piper.

To Frank Montecalvo, without whose help
"we" (P-P-P) would not have made it.
Many thanks.

Congratulations, Nicole, on a job well
done! Love, Mom 8c Dad.

To Amy: May the knowledge you have
gathered and the friendships you have
made carry you into a wondrous future.
Love always, Dad, Mom 8c Dayna.

Wunderbar! Bien fait! Magnifico! Erst Klas-
sig! Fantastique! Bravo! Always our Boober.
Love, Dad, Mom, Nicole, Eric 8c Lora.

Jennifer Guss: You made your dream "and
ours" come true. Be proud, you are the
future! "Oops!" Bottom of the Pepsi can!
"Again!" We love you. Dad, Mom, Meg,
Dan, John, Grandmoms.

Congratulations, Christina Squires!!! You

always were and always will be our shining
star** With Love, Mom, Dad and Scout.

Congratulations Terri (Vern)! You have
accomplished so much in our 4 years at
Salve. We are very proud of you. Move
over, Connie Chung ... Here comes Vern!!!
Love, Dad, Mom, Danielle 8c Pop.

Christina Reilly: You are all we ever
dreamed our daughter could be! Remem-
ber "Plan B" and we will always be there
for you. Future Luck! Love, Mom and Dad.

Dear Laura, Congratulations! You are a
daughter to be proud of. May success,
happiness, and love follow you always.
Love, Mom, Dad, Vincenzo, Amanda 8c
Filippo.

Congratulations, Weasel, you did it! We
are so very proud of you and all you have
accomplished. We love you, Mom 8c Dad.

Allison Monarca, It's over! You're a winner!
Now come home and get a job! We love
you, Mom 8c Dad. We're so proud.

Congratulations, Ron Jr.! The secret of a
successful person is to be oneself. Always
continue to be yourself. You have made us
proud parents. Love, Dad, Mom 8c Joey.

Amy, Congratulations on your graduation.
We are so very proud of you and wish you
the very best in your future. Love, Mom,
Dad and Eric.

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Thank You,
Sue Belsito!

Without you, there wouldn't have been a yearbook,
Senior Wine Tasting, or Senior Boat Cruise for the Class of '95.
Thanks for always getting the job done — you're the best.

Tuesdays and Thursdays just won't be the same without
you and Chris. Who's gonna eat all the food left over from
events now? Who's gonna make me bury my head under
the table while they get asked out? Replacing you guys cer-
tainly won't be easy ...

Congratulations and best wishes for the future. And —
again — thank you.

Dave

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Mr. 8c Mrs. John W. Stewart

Nancy J. Rickborn

Jean & Don Wilson

Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles H. Clemens

Dr. 8c Mrs. Edward P. O'Brien

Irene Pickering

Mr. 8c Mrs. Frederick Rica

Mike Barnwell

Congratulations! Can't believe you graduated
before your 30th birthday!

Love,

Mom & Dad

Mary Kate Dwyer

He will always be just A Thought Away.
Love, Mom & Frank

Allison
Kaufmann

You've been a great joy to

all ...

May all your dreams come

true!

Congratulations!

Love,
Mom, Dad, Marie and Grandpa

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BRIAN,

It's been a great view and
you'll always be our ALL-STAR.
Thank for all the thrills and
wonderful memories.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Mike, Dan,

Tim and Richard

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"Mommy said I was Just Perfect " (and Daddy agreed)

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Jotive earned it!

Love, Mom & Dad

TINA MARIE NIGRO

We're very proud of you. Keep smiling that
beautiful smile and always be happy. We love
you.

Dad, Mom, & Joey

Peter Leo Sempepos

May you be blessed with life's

choicest riches

and

Live Your Dreams ...

Congratulations
With all of our love,

Mom, Christina, Cynthia
Carla and Philip

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Good Luck Class of '95!

J. J. MECHANICAL SERVICES

Heating • Air Conditioning • Refrigeration
Commercial & Residential

46 GEORGE STREET
MENDON,MA 01756

JOHN J. KNOX
(508) 478-4000

Tara Jeanne Sullivan

Hats off to you, Sweetheart!
Reach for the stars. We love

you.

Congratulations,
Mom, Dad, Darren, Nan and

Bink and Randa

123

Erin Norton

"Thank Heaven for Little Girls

You've grown up to be a
beautiful young lady ...

We are so proud ofyoui

Congratulations,

Love,

Dad, Mom and James

124

Erin Suzanne
Cromarty

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Tlotrnqk £. R. U. -

Hou) Pcoud We, Aw of You!

Cop(g^dtmi(ioui ,
Dad, Mom, Tom
& Shawm

125

SERVICES

• Container - Domestic Import-Export

• Export & Import - TL & L.C.L.

• Liquor Permits

• U.S. Customs Bonded Carrier

• Air Freight Carrier
• Foreign Trade Zone

• Air Ride Service

• Central Examination Center

• Distribution & Warehousing

• Courier Service

PATRICK PACELLI

Congratulations
LOVE: MOM, DAD, AND CHARISE

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P.O. Box 87, Bridgeport, CT 06601
1425 Honeyspot Road Ext., Stratford, CT 06497

FAX 203-381-9061

203-

366-3881

TOLL FREE IN CONNECTICUT 800/972/4263
N Y/N J 1 /203/366/388 1 1 /800/243/99 1 4

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Hartford Office Supply

"New England's Office Products Leader Since 1950"

Hartford, CT

380 Capitol Avenue

P.O. Box 1409

06143-1409

203-525-8641

800-842-2211 USA

203-522-2190 FAX

Milf ord, CT

282 Quarry Road

Milford, Ct

06460-2851

203-882-7175

800-331-3407 USA

203-882-7185 FAX

Johnston, RI

1 665 Hartford Avenue

Johnston, RI

02919-3202

401-454-1720

800-894-1720 USA

401-454-1722 FAX

Littleton, MA

265 Foster Street

P.O. Box 4530

01460-4530

508-952-2800

800-322-2024 USA

508-486-3330 FAX

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We Remember PAIILO MONTEIItO

IHILU

There are no words to express,

No actions to explain

There is nothing we can do

Nothing we could have done

We can only say thank you,

And feel we were blessed

For the time we shared together,

And the memories we will hold forever.

E. Roche

On December 6, 1994, SRU stu
dent Paulo Monteiro succumbed
to cancer at his home in Trumbull,
Connecticut. He was 22 years old.

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